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SHOGUN: Total War - Collection includes: SHOGUN: Total War Mongol Invasion Expansion pack The top 3 reasons to play SHOGUN: Total War - Collection The first, original title in a 15 year series of award-winning strategy games. The debut of the now legendary formula of Total War gameplay; a unique mix of turn-based grand strategy and real-time battles. Zen-like simplicity belies a deep and rewarding game, even when measured against the best contemporary titles. About SHOGUN: Total War - Collection Japan, 1542, a country in turmoil. The last shogunate has collapsed, leaving a nation divided into numerous factions, each led by a daimyo, a feudal warlord. Each daimyo is out to scheme, murder, and wage war to become supreme ruler. The emperor is powerless, a puppet of whichever faction controls Kyoto. Into this melting pot come the first European explorers; bringing guns, religion, and disease. Out of this chaos will emerge only one daimyo, he who will master all the varied skills that make up the art of war; Politics, economics, subterfuge, strategic warfare, and battlefield tactics. About SHOGUN: Total War™ - Mongol Invasion: Though in history, Kublai Khan’s otherwise unstoppable Mongol Horde were turned back from Japan’s shores by catastrophic weather, in this expansion for SHOGUN: Total War, the ultimate ‘what-if’ question of the period is asked. As either the invading Mongols or the ruling Hojo clan of Japan, it is up to you to take the islands for the Khan or secure your homeland against an imposing threat. Features a new playable faction, and new units on both sides of the conflict. Adds new campaign and multiplayer modes. Includes a map editor to complete the challenge and further enhance a seminal title. Read more What are the system requirements? MINIMUM OS Windows

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Game

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Steam

Platform / region

PC · Can activate in United Kingdom

Release / edition

13 Jun 2000 · Standard